Hyderabad is grappling with the aftermath of heavy rainfall, as residents in several areas find themselves wading through waist-deep water that has entered their homes.
As per the revised schedule, the PharmD third year exams will be held on July 24, while the BTech and BPharmacy fourth year first semester and third year first semester exams are on August 1.
So far it has set up about 425 charging stations, both private and government, across the State since the launch of Telangana Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage Policy 2020-2030.
Today morning, city residents felt some respite from the rains after two days which resulted in traffic jams and water logging in several areas of Hyderabad.
Division bench of the Telangana High Court was dealing with a public interest litigation case pertaining to the alleged custodial death of Nitish Kumar on the premises of Gachibowli Police Station
Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao ordered the Labour department to take steps to ensure that private companies also announce holidays to their respective offices for the two days
Hyderabad has been witnessing an extraordinary spell of rainfall for the past three days, surpassing the deficient mark and reaching the excess rainfall category for the month of July.
The city has been experiencing continuous rainfall over the past few days, and according to the weather department's forecast, the intensity of rain is expected to increase further in the next two to three days.
As the city witnessed moderate to heavy rainfalls throughout the day on Wednesday, the GHMC’s EV&DM wing asked citizens to seek assistance from the DRF for different emergencies and situations.
EVDM of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has issued a notice informing residents of the services it provides to address various rain-related concerns.
The gradual onset of monsoons accompanied by a steady drop in temperatures in Hyderabad and districts has created ideal conditions for the rise in seasonal ailments
